OADA Announces Dealertrack as Their Exclusive Provider for Motor Vehicle Registration and Title Solutions
Ohio auto and truck dealers seek nationwide expertise to deliver the start-to-finish experience customers expect.

Ohio auto and truck dealers seek nationwide expertise to deliver the start-to-finish experience customers expect.
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GROTON, Conn. — Recognizing Dealertrack's industry-leading registration and titling services for motor vehicle dealers, the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association (OADA) has given an exclusive endorsement to Dealertrack Registration and Title Solutions to assist Ohio’s 820+ franchised motor vehicle dealers by providing a modernized and efficient titling process to its users. This exclusive endorsement will enable Dealertrack Registration and Title Solutions to further its footing in Ohio as it partners with OADA to help dealers build confidence in the accuracy and efficiency of taking their registration and titling processes digital. With proven expertise, user-inspired technology, and superior service and implementation support, Dealertrack
We are committed to proving best in class registration and titling solutions that help drive efficiency and improve the client experience for Ohio Auto Dealers.
Registration and Title Solutions is uniquely positioned to help Ohio dealers turn complex and time-consuming registration and title work into a simple, easy, and accurate process while delivering the fast experience that today's consumer demands.
"Faced with ongoing margin compression and changing customer expectations, dealers are working hard to find new ways to create process efficiencies and protect their bottom line," said Kaitlin Gavin, vice president of operations at Dealertrack Registration and Title
Solutions. "Receiving this exclusive endorsement from OADA is a tremendous honor. We are committed to proving best in class registration and titling solutions that help drive efficiency and improve the client experience for Ohio Auto Dealers."
"Ohio dealers want a Registration and Title partner with in-depth expertise to give them a simplified solution, superior service and confidence," said Zach Doran, president of OADA. "Dealertrack fulfills that ask. OADA takes great efforts to find the right partners for our members and after discussions with a number of competitors in the market, we felt that Dealertrack's services were the best possible option for our dealers. That is why we are excited to announce our endorsement for Dealertrack's Registration and Title Solutions."
This endorsement solidifies Dealertrack's commitment to providing industry-leading solutions that ease the titling and registration process. To increase customer convenience and streamline the registration process, OADA has worked with the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles on new rules that will allow dealers to register a customer's vehicle for a reasonable fee. In anticipation of this new rule, many Ohio dealers will be exploring ways to improve the dealership's registration process. OADA members can rely on Dealertrack's expertise as they explore these services to improve efficiency. Dealertrack and OADA will work in tandem to ensure long-term sustainability for dealerships as they look to the industry's future.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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